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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1887-08-27
BRIDGET COOPER.

Widow Of Francis Cooper.
Who male homestead entry No. asa,
Tor the southeast quarter Of section IL,
to.nsh'p d. aouth range II east, St.
HeleaA meridian.
She names the following witnesses to
prove her continuous residence upon
aud cultivation Of sail lanl. viz:
Christian Schultz, Geo. Dutsch. Fritz
bncLiEe aud Herman Schultz. al Of
81 ramraany parrish, La.
an6 u THos. ]. BUrLER. ReRieter.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1887-08-27
For Sale.

Lots Nos. ! and 2. in the town of
Lswisbnre. La. containing ten acres Of
land. more or less. For further ipf,r-
nation. inquire at the FAAAxs oaIce.
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Land Office. New Orleans. La. J
July 81. 1887. (


Notice IL hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler has filed notice Of
ner intention TO make FINAL r.oof in
support Of her claim. and that said proof
VIII be made before the judge CT in his
absence the clerk OF the district court
nj Covln.ton. la. on Saturday, Sep
TENDER II, 1857. viz:
MARCELlNE GREEN.
Who made homestead entry No. 622S.
for the north half Of the soutbea,t
quarter Of section "a. township 8.
south nngc Is east. st. Helena me-
ridimn.
She names the following witnesses To
prove her Continuous residence upon
and cultivation Of said Ian ], wig:
BENJAMIN Gaines, Toassant Dacre.
john Torrance and Alfred Joy. all 81
81. TaMmany larish. La.
au6 81 IHos- J. BrrIEa, Register.
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APPLns-Keptucky stock, s. SOAK
per barrel; dried apples, s to g. ner
pound from store. Dried peaches, 81
70 sc from store. Peaches, 25c@$i
per box.
vseKrABLEs-0 Onions, So per barrel
or - per bushel. Cabbage, Northern.
Sl2 90 Per 100 Krsut, barrels, 5000 :
bali barrels, "A sos. Garlic, II per
FRUIT-Oranges, IS per box, S. 5C@9
per barrel; lemons, S. 50(94 per
box. Bananas, ST 60@2 SO per
bunch. California fruit scarce.
Nurs-Cocosnuts, 80 per 100. Pea.
nuts Virginia, So; Tennessee farm
ers' stock, 3@4c; roasted, 2ic higheh
shelled, 10c. Pecans-Texas, 7(alOc.
RAIsrNs London layers, So; layers,
u rs; California, 81 10.
PICKLES - Barrels, SO 50(97; half
barrels, $4(94 so.
Eeas-FIrm, 14@l5c.
PoTAroB - Firm, selling, S0c(a$l
per bushel, 81 6093 per barrel.
OIDER-New York, 81 30 per barrel
and "a 20 per half barrel.
BUrrnR-Butterine, 149l6; cream
cry, 27@30c; dairy, ls@2Sc; country
butter, l6(922c.
PouLTRY-Ohickens scarce; fpring,
81 60(a2 20: old hens. 81 5000 rs !;
turkeys, $S9l2; chickens, 81 60(93.
GANI-Quail, 81 so per dlssn !;
squirrels, III % per dosep.
VNHGAR-Per gallon. lO@l5o.
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of white, ei@s s.Iec; choice yellow,
clarified, &c; seconds, b(Sbtc. MO-
lasses steady and In good demand
centriiusals, strictly prime to fancy, 70
SSSc; fair to good prime, z2cs2oo;
syrup, 1884.
KANSAS CRY, NO., September So
Wheat steady; No. 2 soft cash, oSc
bid, CSC asked; MAY, 74tc bid, Htc
asked. Corn, steady; No. 2, cash, 800
bid; 36lc asked; October. $3.50 bio {;
S6io asked; November, 35ac bid, $50
@ked. oats-No. 2, 2lac bid, 22tc
mked.
CINCINNATI, o., September So
Whieky Arm; sales, 1915 barrele, dn-
ished goods on basis OF 81 05. But
ter strong; fancy creamery, &c; extrs,
25S2ec; choice dairy, l7(a1sc. Sugar
eteady. Eggs arm al 40. Cheese
strong.
BALtrMoRB, No.. September 30
Coffee dull and heavy at 199l93c.
Other articles unchanged.
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LIVE STOCK.

OnIcAeo, ILL, September So.-The
Diovsr's Journal reports: Oattle-Re-
ceipts, 5000 head; shipments, 1000
head. Market steady; shipping steers,
81 S5@5; stockers and feeders, 81 900
2 30; cowr, balls and mixed, 81 ESQ
2 IS; Texas cattle, 81 50S3 40; WeIt-
ern rangers, g. S5(93 70.
Hogs-Receip,s, 1000 head; ship.
msnts, ll,00O head. Market steady I;
mixed, "a 1904 50; heavy, "a 500
95; rough and skips, 1904 30; light,
"a 1904 10.
sheep-Receipts, 5000 head; ship.
ments 1000 head. Market steady NUT
tons, 1904 20; stocksrs, 81 60S92 o. /;
Western, 50 l0(S3 20; Texans, ~ 20ee
8 90; lambs, $4(Sb 40.
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GEN sRAL NEWS.

Business coed.
RIvER still falling.
THREE boats leavi ng today.
THK Ohio continues 10 fall.
ARKANSAS and White river are
falling.
THl Tennessee liver continues b
rise at Chattanooga.
IT 10 said that Capt. Sims paid $500
each for the ID. II. RuckeL
TIE John Gilmore and 0iklsnd ar
the ne II Valley boats due mp.
RIvKR men on tho upper Ohio arr
preparing for an expected rise.
TEE big Helena should pass here TO
day on her way 10 New Orleans.
q. v. HrDRs has been appointed
agent OF the 20" Line at Louisville.
TuH Alberta No. 8 leaves here n
3 O'Clock this evening for White river.
FULL particulars Of The burning q
the 4. u. Sims will be found In an.
other column.
Dcmso tho twenty. iour hears end.
ing al noon yesterday the river here
fell two inches.
The father OF Osp'. Phinn X. Starr
died n few days ego nj the old home
stead la Ilinois.
The City Of Cairo has all the freight
che can handle, and she will not take
any cotton here.
TnE City Of Cairo Ia the Anchor
Line packet leaving here THIS evening
for Cairo and 81. Louis.
TnE Fulure City, towing four barges
loaded With gfsin and package freight,
pssled 10 New . leans yesterday.
THH Will s. Hays, which left here
ThuTsday Tor ~ L0aie, Loot several
hours by gro unding n. Iurnage's, 81
miles above here.
THH Ooahoma, from 0sceols, brought
27l bales Of cotton, ! bag OF seed cotton
and 1850 SACKS Of cotton seed. She
went back with good trip.
THE genial ard popular wharimas-
ter, Pat Kallaher, has returned from
, W.ukethA, where he spent the sum.
mer. Toe captain gained some n Ssh
and is looking bale aud hearty.
THn James Lee was detained by
heavy way business and did not ar.
rive until late yesterday evening. She
brought 66o bslsi Of cotton, 6l bags oil
seed cotton and $3.50 sacks Of cotton
seed. shs leaves agAin At noon today
for Helena and PriAfs Point.
TBs Oity Of Providence, from 81.
LOUIS, "a sed 10 VicKsbufg last night
with q good trip. She put Oh here
4ll4 packages Of freight, including
36o barrels q Aiur, 1853 kegs Of lead, n
sacks Of ear corD, "a bAles Of cotton
and 2560 sacks Of cotton iced, and
added about 10 to0s VI freight for wsy
points.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Asney s Per Cent, New York Ex-
change Par Selling.
Cotton Easy - Mfdd1fuE COston'
SII-Isc-sales To-day 5000
Balcs.
APPEAL 0YrIcl,
Fanny RHKrIxo, September 30, 1887.

APPEAL 0Yrrcl,
FHTpAy BvErIro. September 30, 1887. :
The money market continues firm,
rate s per cent. Nothing is doing In
local securities, owing to the Btrin'
sency OF the money market.
Memphis cotton market closed easy
with q decline ot Lice on all grades.
New Orleans spots cloeed easy with
futures quis. and steady, and ofi ! to 2
points. The Nav York market closed
sssy, and of l.16c on all grades, with
futures advanced l point. O. L.
Greene & Co., Ct New York, cay:
"Thers was practically no change In
the general aspect Of the market for
cotton options. An early loss OF 3
points was more than recovered, and
the close stood 8 points above last
evening, with tone firm"
Liverpool spots are quoted dull,
tending down; futures quiet and
steady and CT 8 points. September
declined 8 points.
A large and varied crop Of Caliior.
mia FRUITS will be placed this year
upon the market. Her oranges, pears,
spricots, rsisins, grapes. ETC., are
known in all the cites. Her olive oil
and olives are equal TO tho best italian,
and her wines are rapidly advancing
n favor.
IMPoRrs.
Twenty brls apples, rs sacks bran,
1872 pkgs bacon, 223 pkgs boots and
shoes, $500 bu corn, 20 pkgs cheese,
400 SKIS and % cars cotton seed, 10
pkgs dry goods, 2s pkgs eggs, 1850
brls -four, 625 bales hay, 80 pkgs hats,
so head hogs, 80 head cattle, 40 head
horses and mules, 172 pkgs lard, So.
900 feet lumber, 40 pkgs liquors, 3l6
brls lime, $50 brls meal, 800 kegs
nails, 1000 bu oats, 25 brls onions, 100
brls potatoes, Is brls pork, 4 cars
pork sides, 2e pkgs rice, i5O brls
sugar, go pkgs tobacco and 1900 bu
wheat.
KLKvAToR REPORTS.
The following shows the amount OF
grain received. Withdrawn and In store
by regular elevators, as reported to the
Merchants Exchange today: Wheat
In store, 6l,2l3 bushsls. Corn with.
drawn, 234 bushels; In store, 1920
bushels. Data received, 1850 bush.
els; withdrawn, c383 bushels: In
store. 10. 107 bushels.
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clsarinss today we're $50 ,50O,e72; bal.
sncss, ,l60,Ss0. -
81. LOUIS, No, September S9.-The
bank clesrlngs today were So, 4ss, 72S
Nnw ORLHANs, September sO.-The
clearinRs Of the banks today were ST..
lS8, 1927.
BosroH, MASS, September 3O.-Bank
clearlngs today were Sl2,96s. S27; bal.
ances, 81 T8, 22S.
BALTIMORE, Md, September So
Bank clearings today were 81 ,5s5 052;
balances, $2l6,O32.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, September 3d.
The bank cleariDgs today we're 49,.
437. Sl6; balances, 81 $50.
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inotohso IL focoipes tnis Soef
LIVERPOOL.

inofoho III foCoipbs tuie -
LIVERPOOL,
At noon: Spots-dull and tending
down. Sales, 5000 bales, Of which
American 54C0 bales. Receipts, 1000
bales, OF which American -
bales. Closing quotations were as fol-
lows: Ordinary, AID; good ordinary,
4id; low middling, 8 l.l6d: gooo
middling, 8 8 16d; middlipg uplsnds,
8 8 1874; middling Orleans, Std.
Futures opened steady at decline
and closed quiet and steady, 40 fol-
lows:
The prices are given in pence and
84ths, thus: 4 SO means 4 90 84d; and
3 0l means 8 l.84d.]
PM: september, ID, buyers;
September. October, s 02d, buyers; 90.
tober. November, Sd, buyers; No.
vember. December, 3D., sellers; De-
cember. January, Sd, sellers; Jsnu.
sry February, 81, sellers; February
March, 8 Old, sellers; Msrch. April,
602j. buyers; April-Msy, 8 04d, buy
es; Nay. June, 8 06d, buyers.
Iivaxnool vaaklv otatanant foy ths
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ending September sO,lss7, With figures
for corresponding week in 1885:

NEW ORLEANS.
The spo. market opened easy and
closed steady; middliag, s 1875.
Sales, $3.50 bales. Quotations were ~
follows: Ordinary, 63c; good ordinary,
7ic; low middling, SIC; middlins,
s 1915; good middliug, 90.
Futures opened steady at decline and
closed quiet sad steady, az follows:
Septsm Der, nominal; October, 8 6l0
s62; November, 880@S 81; Decem.
Der, S.649s IS; January, 8,79@s "a;
February, 8 849S So: March, S.94(9
sos; April, 9 04@9 06; May, 814@
9.l6; June, 9.25S9 27, Sales, rs. 800
bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MARKET.
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suoAR-Cofiee, 6iC98ic; yellow clar.
lied, 70: teconds, 6C98lo; refined A,
8i@6tc; granulsted, lode powdered,
1lc; cut loaf, 7}c. fIrm.
RIcs-Louisisna, b(S6,; Carolina,
8i@6c.
OAxDrEs-sticks, all sizes, In boxes,
pals and barrels, 7i@9c; fancy ne
sorted, 81 al6c.
CHKns-Prims fats, -; New
York factory, DC; full cream, 100
1915; Young American, lac.
CopYxk-Commou. zoe; ordinary,
20I92lc; fair, 22@22ic; prime Rio,
23o; choice 10 fancy, 23i@24c I;
old government, 2g@32c. Quiet.
eALr-0hio river, g per bar.
rel saginaw. 81 35C9l 40 per bar.
rel racks, fine, 81 35@i 40; coarse,
81 1901 10; pockets, bleaoLed,
~ %; mixed, barrels, $40 3d. mixed
2i(97c.
MoLAssEs - Louisiana, common h
fair, 27C930o; prime 10 choice, 42C95Oc /;
syrup. 2bC94Oc; centrifugal, common 70
fair, 2bC928c: prime 10 choice, 4OC94bo !
fancy, 35C4i0c. Firm.
soAPs AND OANDLEs-Sosp, 395 10 ;
candles. fnll weight, siG9c.
CANNED GooDl-Pins apples, 20
C1l 80. Peaches, 2 pounds, standard,
81 IS; 3 pounds, standard, 81 %; sec.
ends, III bO@l 20 Tomatoes, 2 pounds,
standard, VI coal 10; 3 p'ulde,
standard. 81 25C9i 30. Strawberries,
~ 26Cal 40. Raspbsfries, 81 25C9l 4Oi
Black berries, 81 25(Al 25. Green gages,
81 7bC9l 85. Pears, 81 7bCg2 %. Plume,
tl 659l IS; Asparagus, 81 1904 20.
Green corn, 81 26Cal 10. Green peas,
81 coal IS. Cove oysters, fol
weight, pound, l(9l 06; 2 pounds,
" 65(9l IS; light weight, ! pound
oo(966c; . pounds, tl@l 10. O1n'
deDsed milk, Grown, - 1905 3D.
Eagle, " IS; swis, IS rs. Salmon,
" %. sudines. 20 rs; mustard ssr
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Liverpool weekly statement for the
weak ended September 30. 1887:
GENERAL TRADE.
BREADsTUYYs.

CoRsNBAL-Sspdsrd, So IS; pearl,
So 25(a3 IS; roller, 81 50(92 20, firm.
FLouR-From store. common, IS $50
3 So; family, 50 so; choice, 90 IS |;
fancy, So rs; extra fancy, "a 20;
patent 81 20. Firm.
BEAss-Nsvy, 81 70; medium, 81 90.
0ATHrAL-In hall barrels, S2C93 %
from store.
CRAcKKRs-soda, extra. &c; coda,
treble extra, 4ic; ginger snaps, bic;
assorted jumblec, 10c.
CRACKED WHEAr-In half barrels,
81 Is from store.
HoMIsY AND Gnrrs-From store, So
Gl2 o.
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|NS;sls:fs ' CA'ns.,.
srATi0Ss.

CINCINNATI. septspber %. Noon =
slowly. Light rain thsrmsmeter e1'.
LOUISVILLE. september -. = Noon
River ,tstIonaTy, with 2 feet ] inches In
The canal and lhchs, on the falls. weather
cloudy and cecil lisht rain.
CAIRO. September 0.-Eoon.-Rlysr .
feet tischss on The sauce and iallinf.
M, ' .; rl:r.ss s. Losjs, an. -.
SsissXi cis stlsrsses. eAio, 7 an.
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MULES AND HORsEs.

MuLB-Moderate demand; l4to 14i
hands high, none; l4i 10 10 hands
high, =; 10 to l6i hands high. f26C9
100; l5i 10 10 hands high, tl6O@200.
Hosks-Dull; drivers, fl00Cpl so (;
heavy draft, $500: saddle, fl2b(d 300 |;
extra saddle, f200C9300; plugs, 400
rs. Texas ponies, flt ED60.
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PEEDsrUYFs.

HAr-Ohoice, from store, S5s;
car load from levee or depot, fl6;
prime, from store, s0c; car load
from lsvee or depot, SIS 90; prairie,
from store, Soc; car load from
levee or depot, s. %.
BRAs-From store, SOC; from
levee or depot, sl6 90.
CoRs-From store, white, 64;;
mired, 52c; from levee or depot, white
In bulk. Acc; la sacks, So; mixed,
In bulk, Ale; In sacks, Soc.
0Am-Ffom store, white, 38c ;
mixed, $50; from levee or depot. white,
In bulk, $50; In sacks, 35c; mixed,
In bulk, zoe; In sacks, Sic.
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81, LOUIS, Mo-, September 90.-Wool
dull; anwashed bright medium, "a
@24}c; coarse braid, 20S29c; lows
and tandy, l7S1Sc; bright light, 81
@22c noe heavy, l7C@20c; tubwashed,
choice, 35c; fair, SAC 3oc; low, 0@32c.
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NEW YORK ORY aOODs MARKET

NV York, September 3.-There
was considerable business throughout,
changing mp many goods held Tor do
livery, with tire ioquiry for new ss.
sortment Of seasoDable wool special.
ties showing Improvement.
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OIL AND rUnPENTIsR.

wILNISeroS, N. o., September 3d.
Turpentine firm, 30ic.
PrrTsBuRe, Pa September 1.-Pe-
tioleum fairly active; opened Of SIC,
declined TO 66jc, aud closed to oslo.
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LIVE STOCK.

Choice, 4}G5c.
sHxKP-Choice, 3i@4c; medium, .
@2ic.
LAnBs--Good to choice, $iCa4 80.
GRASS CArTLK-Choice, 2}@3}c |;
good, 4c; fair TO medium, 2tS2tcj seal
layagB, ll(llic.
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BAGaInG AND TIES.
BAeoINa-6i97i.
TIEs-el %.

Wool.
Wool - Bury grease wool, I'M.
washed, lS@lSc; clear grease wool,
23@26c; bury washed, 2S@30c; tub
washed, 33938c.
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WHISKY, wIHEs. LIQUORs xTd
WHBKY-straight Kentucky Boui-
bon, Maryland and Pennsylvania Rye,
Robinson and Lincoln Counties, Ten
pessee Whistles, according to age and
make; common whisky, 90c(Sl 10, 40
cording TO proof.
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

PRINH CRUDE On - none; of
crude, none; prime summer yellow,
42c; of summer yellow, 40c (;
choice cooking summer yellow, 40
<4c; miners summer yellow, 40Ca4lc
prime cotton seed meal, 1895 car
load lots; less than car load, 3l7 e {; OF
cotton seed meal, -.
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PROVISIONS.

Hoo PRoDUcrs-Q ilet; mees pork,
fl6 so; sugar cured hams, l2}
@l3c; breakfast bacon, l2@l2ic; clear
sides, bacon. Ole; clear rib sides
bacon, 9ic; long clear bacon, 9ic
bacon shoulders, etc; bulk pork, clear
sides, SIC; clear rib sides, Sic; long
clear, SIS; shoulders, etc; strips, 10.
LARD = Tierces. &c; hall barrels,
7ic; kegs, tic; choice kettle, siSsic.
Firm.
Pos Fsrr-Dirrels, 81 80; half bar.
rels, IS 70; kegs, 81 10.
FIsH-Mackerei, half barrels, No. /,
"a 80; No. 2, 80 80; No. 8, IS rs;
l0-lb hit, No. 1, 81 10; No. 2, 81 TO-
No. 8, 81 05. Dry herrings, family,
25c per boz.
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EXCHANGE.

EXCHANGE.
New Yort and cities North and Il st,
on demand, 81 discount buying, par
selling; New York and principal cit.
les North aud Ess,, 8 days grace, g
discount buying, par selling; New
Orleans, 81 discount buying, par sell
Ing.
STOCK CALL BOARD.
No session OF the Gall Board WA
held 10 day. Local securities dull and
nominal.
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RIysms Asn WEATHER.

Orri0s biaHAL ssavIos, u. h. A.,l
MssPHIs. September 10, pm. !
The following obssry atlons ars takeT
ali stations named al 7b' meridian time
itch IL one hour later thar demphi, n .ae
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HIDEa AND TALLOW.

HIDls-Dry flint, No. /, lac; No. 3.
l0ic; dry sailed, 5000; green sailed,
No. /, tic; No. 2. bic; green, b@8c.
Sheep skins l6c@sl. BeeswaI zoe.
Tallow, & SIC.
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smOI, LEAD AND NAILs.

sHor-Drop 81 35; Buck 81 80.
LEAD-6c.
NAns-Iron 81 l5@s2 20; Steel 81 IS
@$2 40.
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TOBACCO AND SNUFF.

PowDKR-Kegs, S.; half kegs, 81 rs
quarter kegs, 81 80.
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THE RIVERS.
STEAM kHs LEAVING
SATURDAY.
nOyEmENTN AT THE LEvgE.

MOVEMENT AT THE LEvEE.
Arrivals-James Lee, Rdars Point
OOahoms, oscsola; Future City, N,
louis; Oily Of Providence, ~. Louis
Departures - Ooahoma, oJceola
City OF Providence, Vioksburg; Fat
are City, New Orleans.
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ToBAooo-Oommon, 25@S5c; other
grades, S5(9S5c.
sSuFY-Garrett's, $40 IS: Ralph's,
$40 rs; Railroad, 50 rs: Gail 4 Az, 90.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MONEY, BONDS, STOCKS.

NEW YoRK, September 80. Money
on call sasy at ~ TO 2 per cent, last
loan at o per cent and closed ai Q per
cent bid. Prime mercantile paper,
6CGei per cent. Sterling exchange
dull, but steady At 479l for sky. day
bills and 4S4 for demand.
Government bonds were dul but
steady. State bonds we're entirely
neglected.
The stock market today was quiet.
especially during the ijreaoop, bat
Was firm TO strong throughout, with q
decided increase In business later In
the cay. Prices from London were q
depressing influence At the opening,
but good buying quickly dissipated
lie effects. The improvement In rail-
road bonds continued, and the market
was more steadily ttrong through out
the day than nj any time for some
weeks. Sales, $500, 0c0. The total
sales OF stocks today were 226, 1856
shares. Closing quotations:
US. q. coup. Ia. NIX, Al. Ger. 60, e7S<.
c<s, coup, i0sH. North. Pao.ist.iitlt.
Pacific % Of $50, Ia. North. Pao. 9df, lust.
u: .,.as.. 4, e~' w..,'r p, soe. i,e H..
fsnn.s.s. 'mi.iol. Sci. s, R.0sn.M .iisI
fem. Il. sstm,. %. 81, Pc. iP.iiu. iis.
Cent; Pso; i,.., iisH tx. lard Iran..i,I,,3 I.
Ii. "a. w i's' TO- %. Shore I,s ~.
Adams Krprsa.lJs. M.L,s.Aw. ,lo6,l.
Alton at, n. .SsH. Mobile a ohio. liz,
insrisan 81 INK. Esshvllls 4 q. zig.
D. Q. II. MS. j. Central, 13H
ganada Pae., ~, Nor; W pid. ~.
S.assi PssihS, q koriS.rn Pc tii,SOA
g. Ssiit = IA pia. W S..&T.w.tid Tia
2, A o. "a Pfd, N.Y.Contfal, lls
Chicago A A., lS N.l.C.A5t.L l.. III,
Q. "A. pfd. $50. N.Y.o. Aht. nd 3Oss,
S;:;$tsSstSas Is, S Ss.I ! MA g g. 80
,. ;. &C. bH. OREGON Nav. 30,
z. 4 q, bsh. OREGON Trans. AK.
Del. 4 Ilnd3 VlS Pacific Nal. s9H
psa'iNe q. Is. iissufs, ia
sris. aes RullHan Z %. itix.
s y; En- .aS' iIy E: sss' iP,iiiss$ls4.
E.Tenn. rfd, 81 81 h,F.,T.
fort Wayne. 100. 81. l.. As.f pfd. Is.
Harlem, 2i5. 81 .Ab.F.lip, liix
Houston A T., % q. n. a 81, p, 1pZ.
lilinolf ContrAl llTh. y. N, "A SIP, y, ll6
Ind, B. A W., 10. %. p, NJ. AM, lOS,
kansal A II az 81 paul a Omaha ~
Lake AWl lbb. HtPaul 4 Q.Pid,lgTR
Lake shore, ", Ionn.Coal4 Iron ,sei.
Lou. A Mash, elst Iors Pacific, 25'4.
Lou. A N, A., W. Union Pacific, hJt4.
Ven. a Chat, o. "; 3, Express, 10.
Mich. Cen, 81. M.,5.L.kP., fsz,
Nin. 4 81. l., l7lz, .W.,s,L. w. I'D .92,a
4ia. 1et,L. gid.s ss Y. EIg g.
Tel, 4 0. O., pfl. o. r. W A Denver. az
n. l.. 5. a W,E3. American C.s.Oil, Nv
LosDis. September 80, 4 pm
TIE amount a bullion xithdrayr
from the Bark Of Eoelsrd on balapc,
today Ia 10000. Bar oliver, ~ 7.16t
per ounce.
PARs, September 30.--Three pe-
cent. rentes, sii zoe for the account
BANK cLEARisos.
CHICAGO, LII, September 30.-Banl
elearipgs today were ts.7S0,0O0.
Exw YoRx, September 3Q-Ranl
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Goal 0n-Phme white, Wholesale
lots, l0c per gallon.
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nii,sI.stppl and Tenne..oe.

mississippi ana Tennessee.
Leaves Arrives
IN. Q; Mall. $500 pm IN. Q, Mall. 800 Am
tLocai Pr'gt iiOO a. IN 1Local fr'st $3.50 \. "a
tMsnday, Wednesday and Friday.
TUESDAY. Thursday and Saturday.
Mail trains will not stop at Whitehavsn.
Horn Lake, Nesbit, Loves or hag stations.
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RAILROAD tine TABLH.


Leaves Arrive,
Fast NALL s,so an Bsst sail.,.ll ;9s an
'Ripley 40. $3.50 p, m 'Riplsy Ac., $40 a. n
Mail and express trains run solid between
Memphis and Louisville, Pullman buffet
sleeper runs on mail and sleeping and 70.
Ginning chair car on expresl. Three houri
quickest time to ChicaRo. Ticket once IN.
der Peabody Hotel.
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JOHN IL. MOTION
"a Madison Street,
DEALER In
LOCAL STOCKS and BONDS
ALSO
ssuthern Minera And Improvement
FINANCE.

Money very firm and In active de-
nsnd, at 8 per cent. The Clearing
House 70 port is a. follows:
CLEARINg8.
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COTTON MARKETS.

tn I-.l 49,. - "A ~....I =. -
ine 'ocai oo''on mAise.openeo quie'
and closed easy; middlins, sll'le',
Sales, 5000 bales, including llC0 last
evening, Of which 2200 10 exporters and
900 10 spinpsrs; receipts. 1917 bales /;
.h,nman,. lsIa hsls. s,oct m hand
p's ~
sz.oii osies; receipts v date, oo,ooo
bales; shipments TO date, 20. Se3 bales.
rxcHAsoR QUOTATIONS.
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la. ~. no,dyI,na ia. m,d'
si,nn Ia. ns,d ia,,n.
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naminsi
n,ux oo--ox ~,-vx.
s,o.l san,.mho, r., Asao. h.,
rons son.usn n,,ar ~ a., DuiH',
.,o.s ,rnn,ns sco"np, 40 All Tnno,,,
~ n p n oha. r. - 70
I... = asa. A. %
n Gao. q a W anI .
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mn ois. NJ a m d
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F,oo 10 10 n 40 NJ soy ~
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p y "a " " -
"AALi oorros STATEMENT
Receipts a. Memphis ict week ending
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL--sATURDAY: OCTOBER 1. 1887
HOUsEHOLD SUPPLIES

dimes, % %. Mseksrel, 81 80; her.
ring mackerel, 81 rs.
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Kansas city, Memphis and BirminE.
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Mississippi valley Rsste IT,, n. o.
d r. u. r.
IN, o. "a. Leaves IN o. r.., AFTi'"
Mail.,....... t;5S pm Mail ..,....., e;l0 Am
IN. o. En-. $3.50 I'm IN. o. Ex &c. b;5 PEN
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Tone. Rec. Prices. l6tock

Receipts at ports, this day, 80
Receipts at ports. this day. 1885,. .. D. W
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.
1855. 1885. 1887.